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The aim is to evaluate water treatment technologies for enhancing drinking water quality in Ghanaian schools.

March 6, 2026Open Access

Water Quality Treatment Technologies for Safe Drinking Water Distribution to School Children in Ghanaian Districts: A Review from an African Perspective

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The aim is to evaluate water treatment technologies for enhancing drinking water quality in Ghanaian schools.
Conducted a systematic literature review using databases like PubMed and Web of Science.
Included studies focusing on water treatment technologies in Ghana or similar contexts.
Analyzed the prevalence and effectiveness of chemical coagulation-flocculation processes.
Chemical coagulation-flocculation was preferred in approximately 70% of the reviewed studies.
Effectiveness supported by confidence intervals from independent meta-analyses.
Highlights the need for investment in CCF systems and hygiene education.

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A systematic review identifies chemical coagulation-flocculation as the preferred water treatment for schoolchildren, suggesting further research is necessary.

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Mumba et al. (2007) studied this question.

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A systematic review identifies chemical coagulation-flocculation as the preferred water treatment for schoolchildren, suggesting further research is necessary.

Water Quality Treatment Technologies for Safe Drinking Water Distribution to School Children in Ghanaian Districts: A Review from an African Perspective

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Water Quality Treatment Technologies for Safe Drinking Water Distribution to School Children in Ghanaian Districts: A Review from an African Perspective

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